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Blue Pill Conditioning and Equalism

Rational reader Playdontpay had a very poignant comment in last week’s thread:

I’ll stick with the “boner test”. Women are only playthings anyway!
Do I enjoy fucking her? After sex is she good feminine company? This is all I need to know, if shit goes sideways I’ll just get another one.

She’s only going to lie and present a fictional version of herself based on what she thinks you’re looking for anyways. Women don’t do real self improvement they just convince themselves that they already are “better” because if she can’t convince herself it will be more difficult for her to sell it to you.

She will rewrite her sexual history and “because she’s a different person now”, well, that’s the way she has always been. Stop taking them so seriously, how are you going to vet a Machiavellian liar that’s been learning game from the age of 12?

His perspective on women is exactly why I tell men to avoid marriage altogether even though I’ve had a fantastic marriage myself for over 20 years. A lot of my haters, and more than a few supporters often get hung up on this.

Most of the criticism I get for writing what I do and still maintaining a good relationship with Mrs. T comes from men who cannot wrap their heads around the very simple, accepted truths described in this approach towards women. They think there must be something more to it. They think in their preconditioned equalist mindset that women are wired for the same introspection and development that men are. So, naturally, the easy presumption is that any self respecting woman would never put up with a Red Pill man’s outlook and approach, because they believe the blank slate lie.

If an egalitarian ideal between men and women were tenable I’d completely agree, but it isn’t. So, in order to protect their ego investments, the rationale follows that any woman who falls for a Red Pill man must, by definition, be lacking in self esteem, self respect, low quality, etc. They believe that because anything else destroys their equalist fantasy world. This stems from a much deeper, root level, ego-investment in egalitarianism and I think this is a perspective a lot of Red Pill aware men have a tough time with to say nothing of men still plugged into the Blue Pill world view.

If you’ve read me for any length of time you’ll know I’m rarely prescriptive in my writing. I’ve always been of the belief that men need to find ways to utilize Red Pill awareness of intersexual dynamics for themselves on an individual basis. However, I will say that there are certain general aspects of that awareness and how to put it into something applicable in a man’s life that seem self-evident to me. First and foremost among these generalities is that in killing your inner Beta and disabusing oneself of his Blue Pill conditioning, a man needs to understand that the foundational belief that informed and defined his Blue Pill existence is equalism. The presumption that an idealized, blank-slate egalitarian state between the sexes is both possible and desirable informs all Blue Pill beliefs that follow it.

Transitioning this early equalist ideology to a sexual strategy is a simple, deductive process for men. Little boys are raised on feminine primacy memes and the narrative of Fempowerment, all the while being conditioned to believe that, beyond some insignificant biology, boys and girls are identical beings with the same potential and proficiencies. It’s gotten to the point where this process is normalized and pushed to the backgrounds of most people’s consciousness. We’ll raise boys in feminine-primary educational standards, we’ll teach them they’re the same as girls, but we’ll also teach them they’re defective for not aligning themselves with girls, for not getting in touch with their feminine sides.

I’m fleshing this process out a bit here because unlearning this equalist’s mental point of origin is a key transition in a man’s unplugging. Often the hardest part of killing the Beta and accepting Red Pill awareness is replacing equalism with oneself as a mental point of origin. This is a hard step for most guys because it requires he shift his opinion of himself and risk being called a selfish asshole. Remember, anything that would disagree with or challenge the idea of intersexual egalitarianism will always be equated with misogyny, intolerance, tyranny, etc. Questioning the validity of equalism (however it’s applied) will always be countered with a binary extreme.

This is exactly why Playdontpay’s comment appears so outrageous and self-indulgent to anyone not Red Pill aware. HIs pragmatism will be conflated with anger.

Interghangeability

Anonymous Reader posits:

Rollo…men who cannot wrap their heads around the very simple, accepted truths you describe about your approach towards women. They think there must be something more to it.

Often because they’ve been told since they were toddlers that there is “more to it”, also known as the Blue Pill.

They think in their preconditioned equalist mindset that women are wired for the same introspection and development that men are.

Exactly so and very important. The feminist fallacy of “interchangeable” leads to this. The mental habit some men have of projecting themselves onto others, believing “Well, I’m like this, so everyone else must be also” leads to this. It is extremely frustrating to encounter female behavior that is so obviously stupid it is like catching someone peeing in the kitchen sink.

Many betaized men will put up with bad behavior for far too long, then have a major blowout of anger and expect behavioral change. That doesn’t work with toddlers or dogs or women. Constant, low key, correction does work. Neuroplasticity points to a “why”; daily reiteration of a desired habit works better than once per week, etc.

It’s important to recognize the difference between real introspection and brooding or ruminating, too. Some women will brood over wrongs done but not connect that up with their own behavior. That’s not introspection. That’s not “failure analysis”. That’s rewiring neural pathways to perpetual resentment.

It is extremely difficult for an equalist, betaized man to accept the fact that women want and need to be dominated, because they for sure would hate and resent that. It is even worse for the churchgoing men, because the equalist chant from the conservative feminists in churches is almost always slathered with a layer of “sisterly love”.

What Anon is driving at here is my second point in Blue Pill and Red Pill men understanding the depth of their conditioning. Equalism and feminism depend on interchangeability. In order for little girls to grow up to be anything they want to be there must be an agreed upon “level playing field” from a socio-sexual point of view. This means that if little girls want to grow up to become football players and little boys want to grow up to be prima ballerinas there (at least ostensibly) must be an agreed upon equalist environment in which this can happen.

The egalitarian ideal the Blue Pill conditions us to believe is possible presumes there is a mutually agreeable state of intersexual equality. In reality this state is entirely contradictory to our evolved sexual strategies and our biological realities, but in theory, an egalitarian ideal can only exist in an environment that is deemed equal by both men and women. If such a state were possible, if evolved influences of our biological realities for both sexes were non-factors, then this state would also presume a mutual interchangeability between the sexes.

The combination of our equalist conditioning and this interchangeability is the root of much of the dysfunction we see between men and women today. Because we are taught all-is-one, because we presume we’re all the same except for the plumbing, there is also a presumption of uniformity of purpose between the sexes. Equalism is really just the religion of the Feminine Imperative, but it hides behind this feminine-primary advertising that men and women are playing by a mutually agreed upon set of rules, striving for mutually agreed (Blue Pill) goals and all in spite of our natural predilection or any competitiveness. No other social condition in the history of mankind could place women in a more socially controlling position than Hypergamy excused by equalism.

In such a state women can mandate their unilateral control over Hypergamy, but there is one downside – men expect a mutual interchangeability. Blue Pill men actually expect women to play by that mutuality of purpose. That’s the interchange. Women will still ensure that optimizing Hypergamy is the prime directive, and they’ll hide behind equalism to keep men in check and absolve themselves of the worst of their predations in doing so, but men still expect women to feel as men do. Blue Pill men believe that women can and will love them in an idealized way that runs contrary to their Hypergamous opportunism. Why? Because they were conditioned to believe, from a very early age, that interchangeability exists between men and women.

The difference between men and women’s concepts of love is a prime example of this equalist interchangeability fallacy. Men’s concept of love is rooted in idealism; love for the sake of love. This is a result of men’s outward looking idealism and existential experience being male. Women’s concept of love is rooted in opportunism. This is a result of natural solipsism and the need to optimize Hypergamy. It is intrinsic and inward looking and based on security and ensuring survival. When we introduce a condition of egalitarian equalism to men and women only one of these concepts can be the mutually correct concept. Both can exist in a natural state of complementarity between the sexes, but if all-is-one, there can only be one concept of love that decides for both sexes.

The confusion Blue Pill men have is presuming that men’s idealistic concept is the mutually accepted one. This then wars with women’s natural opportunistic concept; and by extension her intrinsic need to optimize Hypergamy. Of course, I’m under no illusion that equalism is anything more than a social utility to ensure a feminine-primary social order, but this is one illustration of how deeply conditioned equalism is what a majority of men base their intersexual understandings on.

I see this conditioning persist even amongst men I would otherwise think had a firm grasp of Red Pill awareness. As I said, they think in their preconditioned equalist mindset that women are wired for the same introspection and development that men are. They still want to hope in that Blue Pill goal of interchangeability. For all of the Red Pill and self awareness I could credit men of the MRM with, they still cling to this equalist mindset. This Blue Pill ideal of true equality between the sexes ultimately works against their best intentions since it is women who are more perfectly placed to take advantage of this ‘equality’. Once again, you will never achieve Blue Pill idealistic goals with Red Pill awareness. Most men are taught that those Blue Pill goals are worthwhile, but they are carrots proffered by the same builders of the cart who hope to get the mule to pull it.

I have read and heard the words of many otherwise brilliant, otherwise Red Pill aware men who simply cannot unlearn the falsehoods of egalitarian equalism. Nothing’s more frustrating to me than to hear a guy I have a deep respect for parrot back some meme or catchphrase of a feminine-operative social convention, or what he thinks is a funny, gender-deprecating quip that belies his ego-investment in the same equalism he just spent a book’s worth of research to debunk. I see brilliant men like Dr. Jordan Peterson, Dr. Warren Farrell or Steven Pinker, who I would hold up as guys who have a lot figured out, still rattle off the same memes I would expect to see from equalists on Facebook. I find it the height of irony that the same men who would systematically destroy the idea of the blank slate still pander to the hopes and goals of the equalists who built those goals based on a blank slate ideology.

Understanding how your prison is constructed, how it works, who your jailers are, is not the same as understanding how to escape it. It’s interesting how refined our Red Pill Lenses can become yet we still never drill down to the root beliefs that still keep us ignorantly hopeful. It’s time we embrace an ideology of true complementarity between men and women. It’s time we accept that we are not equal and in some circumstances that puts men and women at respective advantages and disadvantages based on what any challenge poses to us. It’s time we threw away the Blue Pill goals that equalism has taught us are ‘correct’ and replace them with realistic ones founded on Red Pill awareness.

“I submit that Galileo measured time from the release at point P for x trials of the 1 lb. wt. and y trials of the 10 lb. wt. until each hit the ground.

He dropped the two at once and observed that they hit at the same time. Just as I did with my box cutter and guitar pick. No time measurement is necessary for this.

He then became intrigued to figure out what the rate of fall was, as Aristotle reasoned a constant rate proportional to weight, which was clearly wrong, but was stymied because the speed was too fast to measure in either time or distance.

He solved the problem with two non-Popperian insights:

1. He could slow the rate of fall by rolling his balls down the hypotenuse of a triangle and then use trigonometry to normalize it.
2. He could measure time to a previously unheard of precision by counting the waving of his dick.

While an assistant counted his dick swings, he marked the position of the ball on the hypotenuse, discovering in the process that rate of fall was not a constant speed proportional to the weight of the ball, but a constant acceleration no matter the weight.

This is one of the giant’s shoulders that Newton stood on. The other was Kepler’s observation that planets didn’t move in perfect circles, but in perfect areas.

For years on end I rode every day. In upstate NY. -30 to +100 (in the shade, God knows what out between the hammer of the Sun and the anvil of the blacktop). Through blizzards with feet of snow on the ground and through hurricane Irene.

I’m riding through all that now if I have somewhere I need to go (no car, don’t want one), but for fun I haven’t been feeling it lately.

When I read a man who says he don’t fear anything I have to wonder what has been thrown his way.

Has he a the real possibility of his child dying of the doctors dont know what? Had a race bike go down at high speed? Have his parachute fail? Look down and see his legs shredded? Been water boarded etc etc.

No fear has to one of the dumbest things ever put on a bumper sticker.

“Ever had a woman tell you “I’m on the pill, you don’t need a condom”? Or even better, “I have a tilted cervix my doctor says I can’t get pregnant”. Any number of men believed such little lies. Some of them wound up as fathers. Or at least that’s what they were told by a girl…

……The problem is the demographic groups doing the over populating don’t add value to the world and are net consumers of resources.”

Narrator: As the 21st century began, human evolution was at a turning point. Natural selection, the process by which the strongest, the smartest, the fastest, reproduced in greater numbers than the rest, a process which had once favored the noblest traits of man, now began to favor different traits. Most science fiction of the day predicted a future that was more civilized and more intelligent. But as time went on, things seemed to be heading in the opposite direction. A dumbing down. How did this happen? Evolution does not necessarily reward intelligence. With no natural predators to thin the herd, it began to simply reward those who reproduced the most, and left the intelligent to become an endangered species.

I just spent 5 glorious days down in your neck of the woods ( literally mostly ) and it was wonderful…except for the pollen, that is.

Fear. I have been scared shitless enough that it has lost it’s luster. My first born was born premature, weight just over a pound. The docs told me that if she survived the night, she might have a 50/50 chance. Went down on my bike at a good clip in a curve on a deserted road in Halifax County VA. ( goddamn gravel on the road ) and laid in a field unconscious until damn near sundown. Been beaten and robbed at gun and knifepoint a few times, until I decided ” no more ” and learned how to hand out the beatings, lol. I’ve seen a few people take their last breaths right in front of me, and stood on a small hill and watched the World Trade Centers tumble to the ground, and later fighter jets circle the city all night long. Oh, I forgot the damn near head on auto accident.

I’d never have a ” no fear ” sticker, lol. That’s silly shit.

Not saying anything remotely akin to badassery at all, but what I learned from every shit thing in life, was that The Fear served absolutely zero purpose. It never helped me, but I don’t know if it really hurt me. I just hated being afraid every since I was a small child and an errant spider would send me into screaming fits. I hate fucking fear. I just try not to do stupid shit because the fear mechanism has been purposely blunted. I only feel concern at varying levels.

If shit doesn’t kill you, you may or may not be lucky. If it kills you, it doesn’t even matter. I’d like to die in my bed, of old age, in my sleep… but fuck it, I’ll take it how it comes. I’ve watched cancer and heart attacks/strokes and car accidents and gunshots take a lot of people I loved and cared about. I figure I’m no better than them. I had pain so severe that I’ve considered putting the .45 against my skull, but suffered through it. I’ll have a better mindset the next time I have to writhe around in pain though.

One can’t just decide not to have fear. You gotta be tested, and make a choice…. if possible.

As for the rest, it ain’t a big deal. Been on borrowed time for about 17 years now. Getting a time line focuses the attention, makes things real in away hearing it the 1st time didn’t. Take away is, keep living and I reckon bikes are my security blanket

Life? Don’t talk to me about life. Here I am, brain the size of a planet, and they ask me to take you to the bridge. Call that job satisfaction, ’cause I don’t.
That sounded like Marin the paranoid robot… and google confirmed it.
Man, those are old brain cells

The old Appolonian and Dionysian philosophical and literary concept (and dichotomy) is a concept that is a biker’s theme. (Well at least as Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance tried to explain that. The Classical vs. Romantic mindsets. Thinking vs. feeling during the motorbiking experience as a metaphor for living life.)

Apollo is the god of reason and rational thinking, while Dionysus is the god of the irrationality and chaos, and appeals to the emotions and instincts.

The Greeks did not consider the two gods to be opposites or rivals, although often the two deities were entwined by nature.

Wikipedia on the Appolonian and the Dionysian:

The interplay between the Apollonian and Dionysian is apparent, Nietzsche claimed in The Birth of Tragedy, from their use in Greek tragedy: the tragic hero of the drama, the main protagonist, struggles to make order of his unjust fate, though he dies unfulfilled in the end. For the audience of such a drama, Nietzsche claimed, this tragedy allows to sense an underlying essence, what he called the “Primordial Unity”, which revives our Dionysian nature — which is almost indescribably pleasurable. However, he later dropped this concept saying it was “…burdened with all the errors of youth”, the overarching theme was a sort of metaphysical solace or connection with the heart of creation.

Different from Kant’s idea of the sublime, the Dionysian is all-inclusive rather than alienating to the viewer as a sublimating experience. The sublime needs critical distance, while the Dionysian demands a closeness of experience. According to Nietzsche, the critical distance, which separates man from his closest emotions, originates in Apollonian ideals, which in turn separate him from his essential connection with self. The Dionysian embraces the chaotic nature of such experience as all-important; not just on its own, but as it is intimately connected with the Apollonian. The Dionysian magnifies man, but only so far as he realizes that he is one and the same with all ordered human experience. The godlike unity of the Dionysian experience is of utmost importance in viewing the Dionysian as it is related to the Apollonian, because it emphasizes the harmony that can be found within one’s chaotic experience.

The balance of thinking (rationalizing) and doing (Appollonian) with the Being and Experiencing the enjoyment (or frustration) of Nature is an age old thing that was recommended as an attempt at (or actualization of a) harmonious life.

You meant KFG. I was too busy with life to read The Lord of the Rings or the Hitchhikers Guide to the Universe.

I think I might have been forced to read The Hobbit in school many decades ago but don’t remember a damn thing about it. I never really actually watched movies or series like Star Wars, or ever payed attention to Star Trek. Or a lot of other popular movie series.

Besides Tolstoy and Dostoevsky and Thomas Pynchon and Kurt Vonnegut, I developed a distaste for fiction after High School and College. I could tolerate an occasional Vince Flynn novel, but my Apollonian nature would quickly move on to non-fiction. (Notwithstanding the non-fiction vibe of Tom Wolfe’s great novels.

@Rollo, maybe this deserves a post on its own but has anyone seen the Brad Pitt film Allied?

I watched it on the plane from a Red Pill perspective and…there’s a ***SPOILER ALERT*** so if you want to watch the movie don’t read any further. But here’s my review that fits in with the Blue Pill Conditioning post.

Brad Pitt plays Max Vatan, a Canadian spy who is parachuted into Casablanca to work with Marianne Beauséjour who has been working as a French Resistance fighter. Together they assassinate a Nazi consul in a blaze of gunfire and escape to London where Max begins working for the Allied intelligence services. By this time he’s married Marianne and they have a daughter Anna….all is well….or is it?

The film is a perfect analysis and offers insights into the duplicitous nature of women. Max’s world is turned upside down when he’s called into something called “V Section” and told that Marianne is actually a German spy who adopted the identify of Marianne Beausejour who was killed.

Max’s world is turned upside down….he can’t believe his special snowflake, mother of his child could have betrayed him like this. In fact….he seems to be more concerned that she didn’t really “love” him over the possibility of her being a double-agent.

If she is a spy, he’ll have to kill her. Can he? Will he?

Women are great liars because as we see in the film, they’re not actually lying…they really believe what they’re saying to be true. Watching it from a Red Pill perspective men want certainty. Women are quite happy to live with ambiguity.

Men’s emotions are deep women’s emotions can be faked to the point where that trickery is so much a part of them it’s hard to figure out where her fake identity ends and her real one begins.

Max by far is the more volatile emotional one while Marianne (or whoever she really is) seems to mirror whatever Max wants her to be: coldly efficient secret agent, sex kitten, wife, mother….

Max has been completely betrayed and can’t function to the point where the idea of “man up and just kill the bitch” is impossible. She has to take matters into her own hands.

At several points I was convinced she was capable of killing Anna, their newborn…because of the volatile, mercurial, labile nature of women who can be so loving and genuine one moment and coldly ruthless.

If you don’t mind boiling sea water and collecting the vapour to use for drinking water. Or breathing in a higher particle count of carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxide (among other green house gases), growing food on less than the acre of land (per person) we use today. Then no we don’t have a population crisis. If you don’t want to live like a third world denizen, then we’re over populated.

Note Sir David Attenborough mentions empowering women as a means to control population.
Women care more about babies than we do. It’s a biological truism. Generally speaking women won’t produce children they can’t find the means to support.

And that 3d wave feminism is not about sharing power, but seizing a monopoly on that power.

Are alphas somehow disempowered by 3rd wave feminism, or only betas?

Yes, in the context of anti-rape legislation, they are. When due process is being dismantled, and women are practically given free rein to make false rape accusations without penalty, betas are the most likely victims, but not the only victims.

Abortion is essentially ex post facto contraception. Once upon a time, back in the bad ol’ days of the Patriarchy, an unmarried female getting pregnant guaranteed her ruin. What man would want to marry her and expend his hard earned resources on some other man’s bastard? Unless she had family to support her financially or look after the brat whilst she did so herself, she was basically fucked economically. This fear of an unwanted pregnancy tended to keep women’s sexual appetites in check.

There was a recent media scandal around a now-defunct maternity home for single mothers in Tuam, Ireland. Mass graves of small children and babies were discovered, all of whom died at the home due to malnutrition and disease, in other words, poor conditions. Since the institution was run by Catholic nuns, who were obviously treating many of the children with neglect, the media framed the discovery as yet another tragedy caused by evil Church officials.

We can argue that the Church underfunded the home, which resulted in the needless deaths of innocent children, and that the state refused to sufficiently subsidize the maternity home. But the obvious questions is: what else were they supposed to do with these women? Most of these single mothers were poor, lacking family support. Ireland was a conservative Catholic society where monogamy and assortive mating were norms. Who was going to marry these single mothers and thus save them from such misery? Only the lowliest of gammas, none of whom were seen as good prospects, not even by single mothers. Society wasn’t yet full of gullible, indoctrinated manginas, at least not in the way it is today. Plus, Ireland was fairly poor in general, so the citizenry wasn’t about to vote for some generous welfare program supporting single mothers. And yet this issue is treated as an atrocity against innocent women.

“You say security blanket. Fuck that. I say masculine redemption in life. Without knowing the particulars.”

If Ton says security blanket, security blanket is badass.
And if he worried about the wording a little part of women everywhere would die.
I envision him on that security blanket, heading out on the road with his trusty friend Sweetness (a .45) at his hip, and Snuggles, his fighting-champion pit bull running along trying to keep up.

If you don’t mind boiling sea water and collecting the vapour to use for drinking water. Or breathing in a higher particle count of carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxide (among other green house gases), growing food on less than the acre of land (per person) we use today. Then no we don’t have a population crisis. If you don’t want to live like a third world denizen, then we’re over populated.

What are you prattling about? We don’t do any of that shit. I don’t have any breathing problems and have plenty of food and space. Border control will eliminate threats from “overpopulation” in the rest of the world, should they even exist, which I doubt.

I’ve been to the Philippines. Supposedly overpopulated. I didn’t see any of your shit there. You’ve been fed a Blue Pill about overpopulation.

Don’t believe the bullshit about “teeming masses overpopulating”. It’s just an excuse to kill people and destroy the family and western civilization.

By the way, people live in deserts and on mountains. Kansas alone could provide the world with wheat. China with rice. Iowa with corn.

You don’t control the means of production for the food you eat, yet you think there’s plenty of it!

Soil erosion (due to climate change and over use of farmland) is threatening our ability to produce the amounts we need to feed ourselves. Add in the periods in which arable needs to remain fallow and the energy intensive industrial farming methods used today, and you can see why there’s cause for concern.
Energy is the world’s biggest concern. We don’t have enough of it. Transportation fuel in particular (in the form of oil) can’t keep pace with our current population, let alone an expanding one. The U.S. uses the same amount of petroleum it does today as it did 20 years ago. Though it’s population has grown by about 40 million in that time. Which means (if you hadn’t made the connection already) less to go around and standards of living have fallen.

A growing population and dwindling oil resources may mean we’re force to convert coal into liquid hydrocarbons. We’ve only got 110 years worth of coal (a quick google search will confirm). You may be thinking we’ll just turn to electric vehicles. But the problem there, is we’re running out of materials like copper, which conducts electricity.

Humanity is a tight spot and they’ll be no easy way out. Reducing our numbers through birth control is a far better path than the alternatives.

You’re regurgitating the old, discredited Club of Rome Blue Pill nonsense about limited resources. Oil was supposed to run out in the ’70s. Technology was developed to access deeper oil and to extract oil from shale. Crisis averted.

Electric cars burn coal indirectly…coal is used to produce electricity. If you’re trying to reduce anthropogenic global warming (which may not even be significant), electric cars aren’t the way to go.

The U.S. population is expanding only because we allow immigration…our native population is shrinking.

Since Trump was elected, illegal immigration is down…he needs to stop allowing massive numbers of foreign students from Asia to immigrate, thus reducing legal immigration. About half of Mexican immigrants were legal when illegal immigration from Mexico was high under Obama…the number of legal Mexican immigrants needs to be reduced. (Legal Mexican immigrants find jobs for the illegals.)

Ollie I’m old enough to remember a different time and witness a different manner of living. There’s no need to panic. Myself, I have just enough land and skill that I can feed my family without commercial assistance. Generations of my family thrived without commercial industrial agriculture. Hundreds of thousands of people in the county, as well as the majority of the state did the same.

My only concern is that I don’t have enough property to sustain a few cows and a bull. I like beef. But that’s not an absolute he necessity, and deer will do just fine.

Soil replenishment is a real thing Ollie. Old school farmers understood this.

Population alarmist only look at an industrial complex supporting life. ” ohhhh, we can’t feed everyone “, but people are capable of feeding themselves. They just have to realise it.

Which reminds me, I need to really hone my bow hunting skills because ammo could be an issue at some point.😀

And the herd needs thinning by 75% to bring them down to pre-Columbian levels. The whole Bambi thing worked rather too well.

” I didn’t have to plug the horse . . .”

Lots of problems with horses still. Bicycles and cars replaced them for reasons. You can make 200 bicycles for one car, They can be maintained for a century or so, you don’t have to take care of them much when you aren’t using them (horses are 24/7 whether you need them or not) and they don’t need any copper.

Went out tonight. Talked with girl for over an hour. Spiked her emotions. Played cube game and another one. Asked questions about childhood. Touched her a lot, though mostly on arms and shoulders, though holding hands there longer as interaction went on. Saw her eyes widen a lot as she talked and told me stories. Spiking the emotions went well. But I have to practice escalation more, as the sexual stuff I brought up was mild, such as teachers she had a crush on, etc.

Anyway, she left with friends, wanting to walk home with them bc it was cold. I let her go, perhaps dumbly, but got a number, and she enthusiastically said she would be out with friends tomorrow if I wanted to meet up.

While I know I need to work on things like escalation, am I dumb for not suggesting to give her a ride home, so she didn’t have to walk with friends? Feel like giving a ride home is beta/too giving, when it likely wouldn’t have resulted in a lay just taking her to her apartment and maybe getting a kiss because I hadn’t escalated enough.

Also, some people talk of putting girls off for a few days/not appearing like you don’t have plans on a Friday. I assume the latter suggestion is for making dates with them, not being invited for dates. If I come with decent game I feel like I could get the lay tomorrow.

Yeah, I cosign about bikes. Horse do require plenty of maintenance, but they will supply a stead stream of fertilizer.

Fortunately I’m a country trained boy living in a large urban city…. Well, on the outskirts of one anyway, so I have the valuable commodity called soil.

After hurricane Sandy I was without electricity for a week, but I enjoyed my morning coffee every day, and a hot breakfast, lunch and dinner. I had a dozen high powered flashlights, but I preferred the 150 year old hurricane lamps ( how appropriate) for real illumination.

The great thing about deer overpopulation in Jersey, is that the deer voluntarily stay in closer proximity to humans and aren’t very skittish. Easy pickings.I probably could down one with a slingshot….lol.

Last year I found myself drafting a deer down the bike path, inside city limits. Trotted in front of me for about a quarter mile before it veered off into the shrubbery. The Canada geese are trying to colonize it, and you don’t have walk up to them, those bastards think they own the place and come after you. You could hunt them with fisticuffs.

Couple years ago just outside the city I found myself riding alongside a fox trotting right down the farm to market road, in broad daylight.

Used to have to go out into the country to see chipmunks, now I’m having to watch out that they don’t undermine my back porch. If I leave my back door open at night the racoons now go right past the garbage cans and come right into the house to raid the kitchen.

And I’m starting to have to keep an eye out for coyotes and bears in the suburbs at night.

They’re starting to figure out that we’ve gone soft and are taking advantage of us.

Men’s emotions are deep women’s emotions can be faked to the point where that trickery is so much a part of them it’s hard to figure out where her fake identity ends and her real one begins.

This is one of the toughest lessons to accept about men’s innately idealist nature. I covered this in my post Idealism, but it is the predictable downside of men’s idealistic nature, we want to believe women are capable of “loving us the way we love them”.

My greater surprise is that Max didn’t defect to the Nazis in order to sustain his relationship.

I can keep them out of the house by keeping the door closed, and outside I prefer to shoot because of the racoon to moggie ratio of trapping, which tends to piss off the neighbors and I really have nothing to gain (beyond some really nice banjo heads) by pissing off the neighbors.

U.S. oil production peaked in the 1970’s. Hence the deal with Saudi Arabia to sell it’s oil in dollars. Do you recall the oil embargo and the queues at the station pumps during that period?

Most shale oil wells have a depletion rate of 70% in their first year. This drops in subsequent years and eventually stabilises. But it illustrates the point shale oil is no panacea to the energy crisis we face.

The beans you mentioned are probably soybean and we’re using an increasing amount of them for biofuels. The energy problem has spilled over into food production. Which will no doubt exacerbate those problems as well.

@Kfg

“Wait, wut?”

It’s funny how that brain cell of yours, doesn’t appear to have company.

@Blaximus

Do you have to feed your horse and house it? Have land for it to roam? What of those veterinarian fees?

Feel like giving a ride home is beta/too giving, when it likely wouldn’t have resulted in a lay just taking her to her apartment and maybe getting a kiss because I hadn’t escalated enough.

well you didn’t have to take her right home now did ya? and you could escalate more in the car, in isolation away from her friends and their judgment, right????

stop the logical thought process it is going to blow up in your face.

If I come with decent game I feel like I could get the lay tomorrow.

Reframe… make the get together you and her, not you and her and her friends. Make it at a place and time of your choosing… not this place.

There is little carry over the next night, prepare to start over from scratch. Better to face the situation this way and be surprised by her continued attraction than to show up bright eyed and bushy tailed and have her snub you… Restart the game…

“It’s funny how that brain cell of yours, doesn’t appear to have company.”

My brain cell has been employed to design electric cars. I’ve also raced them professionally.

You note that we’re going to run out of oil and coal, then go on to explain that electric cars aren’t the answer, not because we’re going to run out of oil and coal, i.e. electric car fuel, but because we’re going run out of copper (which isn’t even consumed in use)?

Looks like in 2017 it’s back up to the ’70s area. You do understand that U.S. oil producers capped their wells because of price competition from OPEC, right? You do understand that oil prices are related to production and that oil production is volatile due to politics, right?

Do you recall the oil embargo and the queues at the station pumps during that period?

I sure do. Jimmy Carter’s oil rationing. The second worst president in U.S. history.

“The “embargo” as described below is the “practical name” given to the crisis, allowing the US to “lie to itself” or hide its production peak towards its citizens.”

Most shale oil wells have a depletion rate of 70% in their first year. This drops in subsequent years and eventually stabilises. But it illustrates the point shale oil is no panacea to the energy crisis we face.

Chicken Little: “The sky is falling, the sky is falling.”

“A 2008 estimate set the total world resources of oil shale at 689 gigatons — equivalent to yield of 4.8 trillion barrels (760 billion cubic metres) of shale oil, with the largest reserves in the United States”

The beans you mentioned are probably soybean and we’re using an increasing amount of them for biofuels. The energy problem has spilled over into food production. Which will no doubt exacerbate those problems as well.

Try not to divert the discussion. Beans replenish the soil. Grant the point.

“… the age of electricity and of copper will be short. At the intense rate of production that must come, the copper supply of the world will last hardly a score of years. … Our civilization based on electrical power will dwindle and die.” –1924

Re: The horse. The horse belongs to my cousin. He has 3 of them, and about 50 acres they happily roam. He built by hand the stable that houses them almost by himself. Never really had any serious health issues with the equines, but after generations of breeding and keeping them, you learn how to be a ” horse doctor ” in some fashion.

I think the issue here is more one of the comfort provided by mass production than it is of overpopulation and ” running out of stuff. If we ran out of oil completely, we can still have light and heat, we’d have less plastic – which would be a good thing in the long run, we could still navigate the oceans, and hell, we could pull all of the old steam locomotives out of museums and travel trans continentally.

What we really need is water, sunlight, soil/land and air.

Giant industrial monopolies stunt innovation and self sufficiency in the general population, imo. My grandparents made out just fine without electricity, indoor plumbing, supermarkets or in most cases, automobiles. Both of my parents grew up pretty much the same way. Today by modern standards they would be considered the poorest of the poor, but they had plenty of food and shelter and clothing. Example: My paternal grandfather raised chickens and hogs, had apple trees and pear tress and peaches and plums and cherries and strawberries and blue/blackberries, and all manner of vegetables. So even though there was little money, there was abundance. The neighbor raised cattle, so there was sharing and bartering. The only thing purchased was flour, and that was used sparingly compared to what we consume today.

… oh, and lemons for lemonade. Lol.

Hopefully if we run out of stuff, we won’t bother incorporating soybeans ever again. Bad for male health.

Anecdote: I also did a little fishing while in Virginia at the local enormous lake ( spans VA and NC ). We caught numerous HUGE channel cats, a bunch of flounder and some good sized perch. We had more than we could eat or freeze, so we gave some away to the neighbors.

” . . .we could pull all of the old steam locomotives out of museums and travel trans continentally.”

They ran out of enough wood, so they switched to coal, then petroleum. We don’t have anywhere near enough wood now, because we already ran it through those old steam engines. The last steam lines ran in Siberia, where they had a lot of wood and low traffic. Using steam as your expanding gas doesn’t get around the fact that you need a way to make the gas expand.

The only advantage to steam is the ability to use various fuels to heat the water, but performance and efficiency will vary with the fuel. To get the most performance and efficiency the firebox must be made at least somewhat specific to the fuel source.

Petroleum is, by far, the best commonly available vehicle fuel we’ve got so far. Electric motors are the best driving engine we’ve come up with so far. Electric motors don’t run on petroleum, and so . . . the diesel electric locomotive (and properly designed hybrid car, of which there are none currently on the market).

A solution was obvious ( and patented to the US government via Richard Feynman) back in the 40’s, but a lot of people won’t like it, even though it is now highly developed. It runs naval vessels.

“So you design electric cars but don’t know how much copper goes into their production?”

I’ve got a pile of it in that corner over there. I know exactly how much it takes.

“copper-powers-electric-cars”

Is an idiotic statement. “Iron powers gas cars.” Hey, no need to worry about gas then.

“There’s more than 50 pounds of copper in a typical American made automobile . . .”

So if the supply was halved tomorrow the price of a car would go up $125 USD. Of course the amount of refined copper in the world increases daily.

And what difference does it make if there isn’t enough copper to make motors if there’s no fuel to make them go? You started out with the premise that we were going to run out of fuel, but somehow that turned into running out of copper (which we can’t actually do, since we have more of it every day and never mind that other things conduct electricity as well).

The more you try to call me an idiot, the more you show you don’t even comprehend what I’m talking about.

“I wouldn’t want you to ‘design’ any car I was driving.”

Technology is starting to catch up to my 70’s designs. In another 10 years electric cars might actually be viable. The electric motor is far superior to the combustion engine for driving vehicles, but storing their native energy source is a problem. Hence the properly designed hybrid, which I noted above they aren’t doing for cars, just locomotives and ships.

U.S. oil production is back to 1970 levels, but the population of America has nearly doubled in that time. Shouldn’t oil production keep pace with population growth?

The alternative to what we currently use are either scarce or not as energy dense. Also the energy returned on energy invested (EROEI) is a huge factor in any alternative fuels.
For instance ammonia is considered a good replacement fuel for petroleum. But it carries roughly half of the hydrogen atoms of petrol and is therefore only half as effective. It’s currently produced using natural gas, but an alternative production method could be through hydrolysis. Although this would require more energy put into the process, than was gained at the end result.

Most oil producing nations lie about their reserves. If America was so flush with oil they wouldn’t have had a 40 year moratorium on oil exports.

I’m of the opinion Jimmy Carter was your best president. Certainly your most intelligent. He was an honest politician (how many of those around?) who wanted to wean the nation off of oil. That obviously meant discomfort for millions while the transition took place. The public would ultimately turn on him as they felt his policies were too burdensome and vote in Reagan.
What Carter sought to do, will now happen through stealth. We’ll have a series of economic depression in which we won’t be able to afford the rate of oil consumption we’ve become accustom to. Less holidays abroad. Less interstate travel. More fuel efficient vehicles. Higher food prices.

It’s hard to grant your point on beans and soil replenishment, when it undermines your overall argument.

Just ran into the grade school principal,she parked next to me while I was in the store and sent her son in while she waited.

I built the foundation and flatwork for their home sometime between the lower north fork,and the high park fires.She was the boss while her husband cut some trees and joked around ,nice folks.

She tells me they got divorced,she wants to know if I am busy no reason probably needs money,she is selling the house.

Just couldn’t resist pushing my glasses up on the forehead getting down to her level and giving her a parkinglot lecture on the falsity of egalitarianism,androgyny and the need for the sexes to be complimentary.Based on my 36 years with the same woman.

Then I told her you know what I am talking about being a principal,I fell like I am singing to the choir she was talking about choreplay and doesn’t really get it but didn’t argue.

Feel like I overstepped with my grandaughter in her school and all just needed to speak my mind.

Well, you’re a furriner, so your ignorance is forgiven. hah! No one over here much likes him. What with the Persians mocking the U.S. nightly on the news and all. And Carter’s folly involving crashing helis in the desert. Then he believed the Club of Rome bilge.

Certainly your most intelligent.

Cleverness and wisdom are two different things.

He was an honest politician (how many of those around?) who wanted to wean the nation off of oil.

Honesty is sooo overrated.

The public would ultimately turn on him as they felt his policies were too burdensome

not to mention unnecessary

and vote in Reagan.

…who ended the Cold War and brought economic benefit and made housing affordable again! Hip hip hoorah for Reagan. The folks learned their lesson about electing pointy heads.

What Carter sought to do, will now happen through stealth. We’ll have a series of economic depression in which we won’t be able to afford the rate of oil consumption we’ve become accustom to. Less holidays abroad. Less interstate travel. More fuel efficient vehicles. Higher food prices.

Yeah, only those higher oil prices likely won’t be happening any time soon. The headlines talk about oil prices being cut in half soon. Should that happen, we’ll likely see more vacations abroad, more interstate travel, an increase in demand for SUVs, lower food prices. Isn’t this what you expected?

Oh, but what do I know–I’m a clueless old fogey.

Btw, kfg is considered one of the smarter folks around these parts. Go ahead and bait him…I find his badgering replies very entertaining.

The “overpopulation” furphy never ceases to amaze me.
Perhaps some countries, which are unsuited to independently sustaining large populations, are indeed overpopulated. Instead of curtailing their growth, they seek to export their excess population (usually useless mouths) to the West. Western nations (and Japan) sound the alarm about their own aging populations (only Japan has the sense to avoid mass immigration, because they realise their culture is more important than money).
Let’s say we did run out of fossil fuels. So what? More efficient mass transit might be better utilised; use of bicycles and horse drawn transport would increase. Ok, so we won’t be able to make as much “stuff”; how much of it do you need? Fewer jobs in manufacturing and elsewhere? More time then, for enjoying oneself, one’s family and friends, being part of the community, improving one’s mind and body. No ubiquitous air travel… Diddums, you’ll just have to spend longer to sail there.
Will we be unable to feed ourselves? Doubtful. Beef production is very costly (but profitable). It’s likely we would mainly become vegetarians or turn to more efficient animal farming like fish and chicken for protein.
Perhaps less food and more exercise is exactly what the obese West needs…

The low oil price is a political farce. The cost of producing a barrel of oil is $80. So how can it be sold for $56 a barrel?
America is seeking to destabilise Russia’s economy (which is heavily reliant on oil exports). It needs to do this in order to force Russia out of Syria. Syria is of strategic military importance for the invasion of Iran and it’s oil reserves.
Saudi Arabia is bankrupting itself at the United State’s behest, to achieve artificially low oil prices.

Even so rationing of oil will need to happen in the U.S. if it’s to carry on being an oil exporter and play it’s part in lower petrol prices. I predict there will be more job losses and welfare recipients to quell U.S. domestic demand for oil.

If honesty is overrated, then by virtue, the truth must be also. The red pill represents the truth. Is it, overrated in your opinion?

She was telling me there was no big mariage trouble he was just being a doofus.I am thinking frivorce,then her son comes out of the store,dressed flaming gay,now I am begining to guess at her ex husbands consternation.

The prices or valuation of everything is out of whack,due to an abundance of investment money and a large number of investors.

Oil is actually overpriced,falsley inflated.As of three years ago supply passed demand,all the tanks are full,ships,trucks,storage and trains.

Depending on the method of extracting,and the cost of refining,production costs seem to lie in between the $40 and $70 a barrel #.A good bet would be to build oil storage facilities.

The US oil reserves are really an estimated amount of what is in the ground that isn’t being pumped etc. When a well breaks down and the oil price is low the well can sit and become reserve oil until the price gets high enough to fix it.

Tesla motors is valued the same as ford or gm,and Tesla car sales are a fraction of ford or gm. This is mainly due to popularity and investment bubble.Strange thing tesla is finding they cannot produce at the estimated price and are falling behind in delivery even with the large amount of capital at hand. It may take years for them to build enough capacity to even make a mark on the board.

As for the population,there are a lot of fools out there,and things are about to get verry strange.

Looking forward to Rollo’s next post so the convo here departs from the hampster circle jerk about resource economics and gets back to Red Pill. Ollie, there is a shit ton of incredibly valuable older posts linked on this site that offer more value than jerking off about peak oil hysteria. Can you do anything about the price of oil? Nope. But a bottoms up approach to Red Pill is offered in hundreds of ways in links on TRM.

I have some sympathy for those people,although it looks like karma,in reality they were sold the same blue pill egalitarian lie as the rest of us.

Now they are divorced,their only son is gay,losing their dream home,all shattered because of an erroneous belief system.Sad part is she will never see it and continue as an educator in the same falsities that ruined her dreams passing the pain on to yet another generation of youth.

If I speak out adamantly against it,I am the bad guy as things have gone to far.

For women it is just too painful for everyone involved,they will get hurt feelings,so they ignore the truth of what happened and carry on in the lie,just one big friggin la la land.

In Ollie’s defense,if oil did hit eighty a barrel,you would have trouble using a phone in Jackson hole.All circuits are busy.

Back to my one sided OT rant.

You could argue that the boy was born gay,or epigenetics made him that way and social pressure has nothing to do with it.

As I recall the Mrs. was the boss,here lies the power,everybody wants some.A lot of women call me initialy,because the husband is busy,then he will take over the contract and negotiation the scheduling decisions etc. not so in this case she handled every decision while he made the jokes and played around like a boy whistling in the dark to keep his spirits up.

She is 6″ taller,but he is an obvious lifter with some barrio tats,nobody to mess with.To all outward appearances a happy couple. Until the big D.

The social pressure of the media,entertainment,politics and education coupled with the she’s the boss home values,may have something to do with a young mans decisions on sexual orientation even just as a power play.

If that is the case then it would only make sense for a man to hold on to his effeminate mannerisms including the machiavelian together with the passive aggressive indirect manipulations of the blue pill man. After all without the strength of the patriarchy,the feminine has the power and this would appear to the inexperienced as the path to achieve power.

According to my observations these men were born into the egalitarian experimental prison,are institutionalized and fear escape to freedom.

Adam has it most correct with his comparison to the Israelites 40 years in the desert,a generation of slaves giving birth to a generation of freemen.The odds of straightening out this mess are slim to none.

We seem to be left with the red pill view,don’t talk about it and act accordingly.Right back to what she doesn’t know won’t hurt her,even though it does but at least it won’t hurt me,even though it does.

My recent post on U.S. intentions in regards to Syria and Iran wasn’t meant to stoke anti American sentiment. What America is doing and has done is no different to what Russia, China, the United Kingdom, Portugal or any other country on the face of the planet would do in America’s position. It’s not a question of right and wrong, just what is.

I’m glad you brought up the topic of the wealth of articles on the Rational Male. I was reading through Rollo’s essay on ‘Equalism and Masculinity’ and found a comment by DarkPill which intrigued me. Here is a few excerpts from his post.

“A man’s inherent SMV is based off his genetic stock and everything else is superfluous.”

“To acknowledge the truth that a lot of your sexual success in life is predetermined by birth is the real “unplugging.”

“But, I believe the manosphere will never acknowledge this ultimate truth because just like feminism, it relies on lies to stay alive. It took me a while to realize this but the irony that both movements share is simply hilarious.”

These are what I like to think of as inconvenient truths. The longer we stay in the manosphere the more of these truths we brush up against. The worst thing is they’re rarely ever discussed.
One of these truths is the implicit idea female empowerment is somehow wrong.

It’s not.

Abuse of that power is.

Female empowerment is a way of tackling high birth rates, which is something Sir David Attenborough highlighted in his Royal Society speech.

Every movement ever devised has had lines of enquiry it would rather not answer and it’s members know not to ask. But for any movement to remain viable it has to ask these questions.

OllieMy recent post on U.S. intentions in regards to Syria and Iran wasvery boring and way off topic.

FIFY.

There are many places on the web for you to go on at great length about poltics, energy, and any other topic. But not many places exist to discuss male / female relations with realism. When you drag all of your pet causes in here, it gets in the way of more on topic discussions.

Every movement ever devised has had lines of enquiry it would rather not answer and it’s members know not to ask. But for any movement to remain viable it has to ask these questions.

Be sure to carry that thought with you when you Chicken LIttle about oil or go on about Syria, ok? What questions are you not supposed to ask in those movements</b?

Since the Red Pill / Glasses is not a movement it’s irrelevant here. This is the place of empirical investigation and discussion, not the land of endless political diatribes. Either your Game works, or it needs work; it can be tested either way.

Look, you can’t do squat about energy policy. You can improve the way you interact with women and with other men. So what’s your point in dragging all these dead skunks in here to stink up the place? Are you just buffering, perhaps? How about a Field Report or two instead of this other junk?

Imo, the industrial strength version of the Blue Pill combined with supercharged FI shaming that abounds, effects men and boys in ways other than divorce, dead bedrooms and general unhappiness.

Quite a few women/girls I know that are much younger than I, take great pleasure over any sort of homosexuality and feel empowered and liberated by others ability to be who they really are without judgment. It’s all just another cudgel to bludgeon men with at the end of the day, but it hurts young men, I think, even more than young women who decide to ” experiment ” with sexuality. Society is becoming one gigantic cheering section.

I’ve spent an inordinate amount of time undoing the messages given my youngest daughter in broader society.

The guy you speak of, I feel for him because it seems he’s being overtaken by forces outside of his home that have worked their way inside like so many termites. If one does not have a strong frame anywhere else in life, at work or even on the street, it’s paramount for a man to have a bulletproof frame in his own home. I mean hell, where can you have peace if not in the home you’ve built/ paid/paying for?

Sometime last year I had a gay gentlemen in my home. He was invited to dinner by my stepdaughter ( who I really wonder about as to which side of the sexual fence she falls on…). No doubt he was forewarned about me, even though I give zero shits about what he choses to do with his life, nor his ass. But I’m seen as some sort of T-Rex in the eyes of many of the youngsters because I’m not 100% accepting of the current sexual clusterfuck going on around me.

So after conversing for a while, the young man bluntly asked me, ” Soooo…you don’t approve of gay men, huh?”. My youngest mumbled ” oh shit ” under her breath and excused herself from the table. I gave my standard preamble when addressing those younger than myself – ” I’m going to use some terse language and bad words, so do not be offended..”. Then I told him that I considered homosexuality rare in all of nature. Key word being ” rare “. So no, I don’t buy the legion of gay guys I see everywhere now. In my teenaged years, I’ve heard of guys fucking all manner of things, chickens and sheep included. Testosterone is a motherfucker. I’ve banged 2 chicks in an 8 hour period and still jerked off before going to sleep. But I’ve never had a cheering squad. I’ve never had the backing of the dick pullers of America. No one lobbied for my right to jack off in supermarket lines.

Then I asked him ” how many guys do you think I’ve fucked in my life ?”. He blinked and laughed and said ” None, probably “, then I told him ” but you have no idea, right? ” and he shook his head in the negative. Then I asked him to take a guess at how many women and chickens he thought I might have fucked and he shrugged and said he had no idea. So I told him that he had no idea because it’s none of his fucking business and I didn’t feel a need to inform him and force him to acknowledge that it was a good thing. If dick tastes great, lite and less filling in his eyes, it’s got nothing at all to do with me until you forcibly make it my business.

Told him I’ve got plenty of lesbian and male gay friends and a few family members. They are my buds as long as no one tries to stick anything in my ass. I don’t know what they do sexually, and they don’t know what I do. Sex is PRIVATE ( outside of porn ) Lol. What he decides to do with his orifices is his business period, but do not ask me to cosign it. It’s his CHOICE, and for most confused folks out there today it is a choice. Especially chicks. Everybody seems to be taking a turn at carpet munching lately. Meh, to each their own I guess. ZFG.

I can tell you one thing that I know, Men did not set this shit into motion. Guess who did?

Yes very rare in nature indeed,and seems to be a popular movement these days.media only escalates this movement.Never was much of a cheerleader.Not that I mind a cheerleader now and then,there is a time and event for this action and perversity isn’t it.

This younger friend of mine 36yo first wife left took the kids and went lez,he was visiting his daughters,they told him most of the girls in school are going gay lez.
He thinks it may be a conspiracy for population control.You know what I think.He could be right.

“-“A man’s inherent SMV is based off his genetic stock and everything else is superfluous.”

“To acknowledge the truth that a lot of your sexual success in life is predetermined by birth is the real “unplugging.”

“But, I believe the manosphere will never acknowledge this ultimate truth because just like feminism, it relies on lies to stay alive. It took me a while to realize this but the irony that both movements share is simply hilarious.”-”

Ohhhhh bullshit x10.

Looks matter. Maximizing your looks matters.

Watch younger women over a long period of time, and you will see what I mean.

Eric: Overweight all through school. Watched girls snicker and make fun of him as he dated other fat women, when he could manage. Fast forward 5 years after high school. Oh look, Eric lost 50 pounds and added a bunch of muscle. And his skin, that shit cleared up ( probably once he rid himself of the excess estrogen floating around in his bod and normalized his hormones ). And look, he has a nice, model like haircut and new stylish clothing that FITS well. And look, he has a half sleeve tat ( lol, women will cease to find tats appealing the more common they become..). And look, he maintains eye contact and speaks in a deeper, smoother voice.

And look, the gals are all a-flutter talking about Eric’s transformation into a ” hottie “. And listen, the sounds of creaming pussies abound.

It’s not all genetic. Not by a country mile. Predetermined sexual success? Lmao.

Then I asked him ” how many guys do you think I’ve fucked in my life ?”. He blinked and laughed and said ” None, probably “, then I told him ” but you have no idea, right? ” and he shook his head in the negative. Then I asked him to take a guess at how many women and chickens he thought I might have fucked and he shrugged and said he had no idea.

“Quite a few women/girls I know that are much younger than I, take great pleasure over any sort of homosexuality and feel empowered and liberated by others ability to be who they really are without judgment. It’s all just another cudgel to bludgeon men with at the end of the day, but it hurts young men, I think, even more than young women who decide to ” experiment ” with sexuality. Society is becoming one gigantic cheering section.”

The in-your-face celebration of homosexuality is just a meta shit test. A taunt and useful feminism tool/tactic.

“The newest feminine social convention, sexual fluidity, simply attempts to patch one of the many the holes that’s sinking the New Woman’s ship. Feminized culture needs a reason for the masculine disappointment it’s systematically acculturated into society for the past 50 years.